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Dhaka Police Record 6,300 Traffic Violations, Confiscate 1,436 Vehicles in Two Days

In a two-day crackdown on traffic violations, the Dhaka Metropolitan Police filed 6,300 cases, confiscated 1,436 vehicles, and towed 305 others.

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The Dhaka Metropolitan Police's traffic division filed a significant number of cases against traffic law violators across the capital over the last two days.

Traffic Enforcement Details

During the drives carried out on July 30 and 31, the DMP's traffic division took strict action against various violations in different parts of the capital. A total of 1,436 vehicles were confiscated and 305 others were towed. The highest number of cases, 2,521, was filed by the Traffic-Wari Division, followed by the Traffic-Mirpur Division with 1,839 cases.

Vehicles Seized and Cases Filed by Division

The Traffic-Uttara Division filed 506 cases, the Traffic-Motijheel Division filed 450 cases, the Traffic-Tejgaon Division filed 340 cases, and the Traffic-Gulshan Division filed 262 cases. The Traffic-Lalbagh Division lodged 198 cases, while the Traffic-Ramna Division filed 184 cases.

Future Enforcement Plans

The DMP has announced that its traffic enforcement drives will continue to ensure road discipline across the city. The strict measures reflect the authority's commitment to maintaining law and order on Dhaka's roads.

Why This Matters for Bangladesh

Ensuring traffic law compliance is crucial for public safety and efficiency in Dhaka. Regular enforcement drives help reduce accidents and congestion, making the city safer for everyone. It also highlights the government's efforts to address urban mobility challenges through stringent law enforcement.

Source: BSS

FAQ

Which division filed the most cases?
The Traffic-Wari Division filed the most cases with 2,521.
Which division filed the least cases?
The Traffic-Ramna Division filed the least cases with 184.
How many vehicles were confiscated?
A total of 1,436 vehicles were confiscated.
How many vehicles were towed?
A total of 305 vehicles were towed.

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